Examples of using That committed in English and their translations into Arabic
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And those that committed the crime have been punished.
India is among the 189 member countries that committed to achieving these goals.
However, the worst cruelty is that committed by Rwandan and Ugandan soldiers.
I'm ashamed to say I am not that committed.
It is also indispensable that all violence be stopped, including that committed by settlers.
We believe that committed dialogue provides the best possibility for a peaceful and comprehensive resolution.
It was that Goa'uld symbiote named Quetesh, that committed the atrocities you're talking about.
And he says,"Yeah, they found the guy that committed your case.".
It would be more correct to talk of a State that committed an international crime or crimes.
Urges States to adopt and enforce legislation that prohibits corruption, including that committed by public officials;
The guys down at the Robbery detail they can't identify the burglar that committed those two murders.
It is none other than the United States troops that committed the unprecedented manslaughter in the Korean war.
Those States that committed atrocities in the first place are trying to protect the criminals through different legal stratagems.
For its part, FAO fully backed the Zero Hunger Challenge and would actively support those countries that committed to it.
Other arguments have been made that a person should only be responsible if it is the host personality that committed the crime.
Responsibility could not be qualified by the means or asserted lack of means of the State that committed a wrongful act.
During the cold war, many countries of Latin America-- including my own-- endured repressive dictatorships that committed crimes against humanity.
Strengthening the capacity of security personnel, increasing border controls and other targeted measures are part of that committed struggle.
In this context, it equally condemns the massacre committed by armed rebels in Kanyosha as that committed by Government forces in Mutambu.
(e) An imposition upon a State that committed unlawful actions of obligations to partially reimburse economic losses sustained by third countries;